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Function: Special marathon held for children
The UAE is an exemplary country, which teaches its people and residents the values of loyalty and giving, said Dubai Court's deputy director Judge Mohammad Yousuf Ahmad during the Department's celebrations of the 37th National Day.
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- Published: 23:25 December 2, 2008
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Dubai: The UAE is an exemplary country, which teaches its people and residents the values of loyalty and giving, said Dubai Court's deputy director Judge Mohammad Yousuf Ahmad during the Department's celebrations of the 37th National Day.
"The UAE has and will always teach us the values of faithfulness and generosity," said Judge Ahmad on Monday during a list of different festivities, which were held to mark the National Day.
The Courts' Department also organised a special marathon in which the sons of the staff and orphans participated.
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